[Packaging Design] Packaging design using 3D CAD
[Packaging Design] Packaging design using 3D CAD
Using 3DCAD, we will design packaging such as cardboard, plastic sheets, and cushioning materials according to your requirements. Please leave the packaging design to JBL.
Our company uses 3D CAD for packaging design, tailoring designs for cardboard, plastic sheets, cushioning materials, and more to meet our customers' requests. By utilizing 3D data of the products, we can simultaneously advance product development and packaging design, thereby shortening the product development period for our customers. Additionally, from the early stages of product design, we can quickly understand logistics costs, workability, and packaging material costs, such as loading efficiency onto trucks and storage efficiency in warehouses. If you are interested in packaging design and packaging testing, please contact us at the information below. ◆◆ Contact person: 0466-41-0262 (Ishii) / 0466-41-0265 (Kitagawa) / 0466-41-0267 (Omata) ◆◆
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Benefits of using 3D CAD: - Product development and packaging design for customers can be carried out concurrently, leading to a reduction in the customer's product development time. (Realization of concurrent engineering) - In packaging design, it is now possible to design packaging solely through the exchange of 3D data, eliminating the need for physical samples to be borrowed or lent. - Complex shapes that cannot be expressed in 2D drawings can be represented. - Additionally, by linking 3D data with various simulation software (such as drop simulations and stress analysis), it is possible to conduct simulated tests of packaging materials without creating samples, resulting in reduced prototyping costs. - By connecting CAD data with sample cutters and NC machining, it is possible to produce highly accurate prototypes even for complex shapes.
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1. 3D-CAD - You can immediately start designing from the product's 3D-CAD data. - It is possible to verify the shape and packaging at the basic design level. - Information sharing with customers during the design process becomes possible. 2. Impact Drop Analysis - A 3D model of the packaging can be created for drop analysis. - Data exchange with 3D-CAD is possible. - This leads to a reduction in the number of sample productions and time. 3. Sample Prototyping - We create samples through lamination and machining (cutting). - Sample creation can be done using sample cutters. 4. Analysis Using High-Speed Cameras - By analyzing the drop situation of the product with a high-speed camera, we can quickly identify issues. - We can also cross-reference with impact data for accurate verification. If you have any concerns regarding packaging tests, drop impact tests, vibration tests, compression tests, drop tests, packaging design, or transportation environment data measurement, please feel free to consult us.
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Japan Business Logistics Co., Ltd. (JBL) operated as a 100% subsidiary of IBM Japan, Ltd. until 2007, but after the execution date of the stock transfer on January 4, 2008, we will embark on a new journey as an affiliated company of Yasuda Warehouse Co., Ltd. (YASDA). Together with all our employees, we hope to become the most trusted and reliable partner for our customers and business partners, based on the specialized skills and know-how we have cultivated in IBM-related businesses, to achieve an efficient and rapid supply chain. At the same time, we aim to create a corporate culture based on compassion and trust, and we are committed to actively meeting your expectations.
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